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7:41 Fun fact: the bald eagle scream heard in most movies and television shows is actually the call of a red-tailed hawk.
Yup, the real bald eagle "screech" isn't very iconic
and none of em are part of the eagle familly
I really hope the red tailed hawk is native to the UK and has no real population size in the US now, for no particular reason at all of course... XD
@@Ustamikathere is no "eagle family" so that would make sense.
@@nairobie755 You are partially correct. There isn't a 'Family' level clade called "Eagles". But there is the Genus 'Aquila' (latin for eagle), the genus is also known as 'True Eagles'. the Family would be Accipitridae, and it includes hawks, eagles, kites and harriers. Both the Bald Eagle and the Red-tailed Hawk is in the family Accipitridae, but as mentioned not in 'Aquila'.
Yankee Doodle Dandee? Learnt that at primary school in New Zealand in the 70's 😂
The caps make it that your bottles don't close as easy as before
Tethered caps are indeed annoying at the beginning, but after one week you get used to is and then it's just normal. Some people freak out about them on purpose but the best thing to do is to ignore them.
When that bottle cap came I was so annoyed and at first I thought it was a manufacturing mistake. They still annoy me while drinking but I am glad that I can’t lose them anymore 😂
As a european I absolutely hate those stupid caps
I hate those tethered plastic caps. There is no way it will reduce beach pollution by 10%.
european bottle caps just take a little more effort to remove... attatched is fine for pouring but not for glugging imo
I am from Austria. First time we all thought the caps were a mistake 😅
Yes, I had never heard of that EU law before, so I thought it was a glitch in the manufacturing, too. Oh well, I learned to work with it by now.
Same here from The Netherlands
Same also austira they are annyoing ^^
I've gotten used to them now and I just click it back on in between sips. New things always throw you at first.
Yep. They are seriously annoying
When i see the color of the US mayonnaise, i understand why you hate it.
ye, us mayo looks disgusting af.
like lard at room temp. where is the yellow tint from the egg??
I was hoping this was just white plastic, not the actual mayonnaise
when i look at the list of ingredients of US mayonnaise i think "that is how they are getting rid of their industrial waste"
In the UK Hellman's mayonnaise. I've noticed the colour between the normal one and the low fat one.
@@CodeNascher_ I think that's the biggest difference. No yolks.
First when those caps on a leash came out here in Poland I thought it was the most impractical thing ever. But then I remembered how many times when I was driving on a speedway and opening cola bottle with only one hand and the cap went ballistic and landed somewhere under the seat. I had to exit the speedway, find a place to stop the car, exit the car and look deep under the seat for it. And then it hit me. Is this how most head-on collisions happen? Do people not stop but instead search for the cap while driving and thus get into accidents? I changed my mind in an instant. That tethered cap is a genious idea.
Yes, the caps thing is now common here in Europe but it seems very redundant considering almost everything else comes in a plastic packaging.
that the hypocrisy of all the EU eco laws, which no other continent has. Common folk have to put up with this bullying, but those who impose the laws fly in their jets on a daily basis, because, you know, aint no stopping the rich. Use eco straws, eco bottle caps, eco ear cleaning sticks and what not, and then they order everyone in the world to wear single use masks, gloves, and plastic bags and packaging on everything for 3 years straight, producing more plastic waste in that period than in a decade before that.
I volunteered for a local beach clear up, the number one discarded plastic were tampon applicators. Just saying.
I despise the caps, they're so much more uncomfortable to screw back on, you have to get the exact angle 🤬 I usually end up ripping them off and still throwing the goddamn cap away with the bottle for recycling. Idk if the people just throwing their caps away randomly would care to recycle at all.
I thought the cap was a manufacturing mistake when I first used them, but when I noticed that all of them were that way, I understood that it was yet another stupid EU directive. I always jank my cap off all the way
@@MadHippie666 Exactly, 'it's more convenient when the cap is not fully off because you can't lose it' like who the fuck opens a bottle and then lose the cap??
The idea of tethered bottle caps I like but the implementation pisses me off. Like you said, it hits your nose and cheeks and is always in the way and it has some sharp edges where the cap splits off when unscrewed so it's unpleasant. Maybe a longer tether would fix it.
You do realise you can take it off like a normal person, right? There is 0 reason to leave the tether attached. The point is not having an unbroken plastic ring.
And when you try to take it of and put the cap on the bottle it rubs your hand with sharp part
Yeah I get why they are there but it's annoying af.
Im in uk & even Tropicana fruit juice cartons have those kind of lids now.
I hated them at first too but now they've redesigned them in my country. They're actually convenient now and stay upright
The fact that the label says "real mayo" when the product is supposed to be called 'mayonaisse'. 😂
And you know that, as a US product, it's not 'real' either. Just a lot of chemicals and maybe an eggbut it's a US egg, so...
Real mayonnaise can be stored on shelf like that. So yea. it's "mayo" for real
It may be a typo but just wanted to say that it's spelled "mayonnaise", with 2 Ms and 1 single S (it's a French word). 😘
@@bubsy3861 it's crazy that people refrigerate condiments like mayo, ketchup, mustard, hot sauce. You don't need to do that.
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia
Yes, but, probably, they cannot call it Mayonnaise, because it is not real one. Giving it a new name... they can say whatever they want. Hence, Mayo.
The British don't have biscuit gravy, thats an American thing.
British biscuit gravy is a packet of digestives and a packet of bourbon creams run through the blender
@@frankhooper7871 stirred into some Bisto.
In America a biscuit is a bread roll and in the UK some people do have gravy with bread and butter.
@@DanBen07In my 70 years as a northerner who has lived in the south of England for more than half of his life, I have never heard of any British person having bread and butter with gravy. Absolute nonsense.
@@MrBulky992 The percentage of people who do that in the UK is probably small but I have heard people do that.
Biscuits and gravy is the least British food possible
Cantuccini on pizza would be the Italian equivalent
In America "biscuits and gravy" contains neither biscuits nor gravy, so ...
In America a biscuit is a bread roll. Uk Some people do have slicies of bread with gravy. You can now get gravy pots for dipping chips in in some places.
@@DanBen07 It's not really a bread roll, it's a tea-bread or quick-bread and more like pastry. I don't know why it's referred to as a biscuit, because that word already existed and means something entirely different. It's in the name: bis (as in twice) and cuit (cuire = cook/bake). Since they are baked twice to make them go hard or brittle.
If you can call that "food"!!!
Pro tip: bend the bottle caps to the point where they can’t dangle anymore. Basically more than 180 degrees away from the opening. You’re welcome.
Or just take it off like a normal person.
Yep, dead easy to move it out of the way.
Turn it the wrong way a couple of times and the cap reseats on the thread correctly.
@@MellonVegan no, a normal person would leave that on and just bend it
@MellonVegan Naa I'm a normal person and I flip it to the side like a normal person will do and it stay there and can comfortably be screwed on again, at least here in Sweden.
I get the reason behind the tethered bottle cap thing, but it's still kinda in the way when drinking and doesn't have much leeway so a bit finicky to get back on properly. Mild annoyance everytime and i resort to cutting it off when i have one at home. not like it'll end up being litter on my living room floor.
I mean the bottle ones are fine. The milk carton ones suck absolute ass. You can barely open it without spilling the fucking milk.
@@WPopeletzte Woche getestet.. funktioniert super mit Milch. Mitten im Schütten ist der Deckel umgeklappt und es war nur gefühlt ein halber Liter Milch auf meiner Arbeitsplatte verteilt. Klasse, die Dinger!
They designed new caps that work more like a lid in my country. No scratching 10/10
No British person ever had "biscuits and gravy"
The tethered caps are fine, if you want to remove it you just twist it perpendicular and it'll come off. If you're just drinking straight from the bottle then it doesn't really get in your way. If you splash it all over yourself trying to remove it then maybe ask an adult to assist?
I disagree on the tethered caps, I rarely drink from those bottles but it absolutely gets in the way and is annoying. They could have made it a bit more bendable and it would have been fine.
@@juliaspoonie3627Rotate the bottle so the cap isn't facing you.
@@Gambit771..that’s not helpful tho. They’re still super annoying.
@@juliaspoonie3627 bend it all the way back, it clicks in place. It's not rocket science 😅
are these caps common in Britain too?
lol i thought the bottle top was a mistake the first time i had it.
What shocked me the most as a French person was this 2kg bottle of mayonnaise, even though it's so easy to make and only takes 2/3 minutes.
1 egg, 1 tablespoon of mustard, salt, pepper, stir while adding oil, no more than 2/3 minutes and no preservatives, strange ingredients and it can even be kept for 1 day outside the fridge ...
It's easier and faster than making a baby bottle.
And when i see the color of this mayonnaise...omg
Lots of Americans don't like Mayo because..... they never actual experienced actual mayonaise.
Just look at the list of ingredients of 'real' USA mayo. There's an awful lot of water in it (water shouldn't be in mayonaise) + a whole slew of chemicals that are not only prohibited in lots of countries but that are unneeded to even make mayonaise on an industrial level. Oh and the amount of egg in it is small even though in mayonaise it is one of the key items needed
Yeah, but americans would have to use their american eggs to make the mayo. You know, the ones they pressure wash just after collecting and before putting on sale, that have to be refrigerated nonstop to not turn into a foul sulfur stinking mess within days.
If i would have to live in a country with eggs like that, i too wouldn't even want to come near an egg that wasn't cooked or boiled for 20 minutes at the least and then injected with preservatives that kills anything inside that egg - and inside me too probably, but details, details.
I just don't like the taste and tecsture of homemade mayonnaise.
I didn't try an american mayo, but in my country industrial made mayonnaise is really good.
What’s that mayonnaise recipe? No lemon juice? And no yolk of a hard boiled egg crumbled in your fingers to make it small crumbs combined with a yolk of a raw egg?
Caps a lot of the time end up on their own discarded in nature. This is why they now stay attached.
Yeah - and I pull them right off anyway. This is annoying. These overpaid Idiots in Brussels seem to think, we, re friggin' Imbeciles.
11:18 "i look forward to the war continueing"
spoken like a real american :D
6:50 Real mayonnaise is made with egg yolks. So it would go bad after ~ 3 days. Ironically the Kraft mayonnaise is called "Real Mayo" but its ingredients would suggest otherwise.
"Real mayo" be like:
-water
-salt
-sugar
-a shit ton of mother fucking oiiiiiiil 🦅🦅
-a bunch of preservatives and emulsifiers
-still looking where the eggs and mustard are at
I'm european and i fucking hate Tethered Bottle Caps, i like to drink directivly from the bottle/can, i literally allways rip it of but do put it back on for the recuceling. It's literally not hard at all to put the cap on and not liter so i don't really know what troglodites made it necesarly to tether the cap
Skill issue
Exactly the comment we needed. We are making European laws for troglodites literally
Well, thats a serious Mayo jar for sure, at least for a private household. But I used to work as a chef in restaurants, and we got our Mayo in 10 litre buckets, so I'm not too shocked.
I demand the freedom to easily throw my bottle caps in a river!!
These connected bottle things are the worst thing ever that we gotta do just because other countries cant manage to have proper waste disposal. Depending on how the cap is connected its really hard to drink from, I hurt my hands multiple times trying to rip them off, and the thing i dont get is how tf do you even lose a bottle cap? Also i am 100% convinced bottle caps dont make up 10% of waste on european beaches, thats crazy. If they actually wanted to da that they should place ashtrays there lol.
"I have nothing to base it on but I'm 100% convinced I'm right".
Just reorient the bottle so you can drink... Are you throating that thing?
Maybe ask a nearby grown-up to pour you some cola into your sippy cup.
We have had those fixed bottlecaps since January 2024.
Ireland
About the tethered bottle caps. The devices that are designed to help people with weak finger strengths don't work properly with these new caps. I guess it's a problem that eventually will be solved, but a lot of people have problems in the meantime. Especially with milk cartons.
Tethered caps are designed to stop you throwing them away
The tethered Caps have been making their way into the UK, for some companies but regular caps are still very common, so far.
Yankee Doodle Dandy was originally a little song to mock the Dutch, in the days when New York was still New Amsterdam. The names "Jan" and "Kees" (pronounced "Yann" and "Case") were (and are) very common Dutch names, so the non-Dutch (meaning the English) stereotypically nicknamed the Dutch the "Yann and Case"s, that turned into "Yankees".
Imagine how much better life would be if a single soul in the North American continent had a sense of humour, even if a poor one
twhat you said is just stupid, said from an Italian
North American Continent??? Canadian here. We have more in common with the Brits than Americans.
@@RoxanneGarland Last I heard North America is a continent, yeah. You not having a sense of humour is really hammering home your point though!
they do have great sense of humour
'Kids in the Hall' were Canadian and so, so funny. Not a fan of USA comedy though.
Tethered bottle caps are idiotic,, since 90% of recycled bottles do come with the cap (source: german recycling centers), so it does not save much (most of the "recycling" plactic gets burned anyways...). Also very much in the way and I always cut them to be honest.
Have to say that the caps thing was the most annoying "great idea" they added, like I rip the whole thing off now and sometimes that sharps plastic fights back... Like why not just remove plastic bottles entirely and go back to glass and cans only?!?!?
3:28 I don't know if it's in whole Europe or only EU but for some time now evry freacking cup is attached by tin strip of plastic so it "prevents" people from littering by keeping it with bottle but..... everyone cuts it up anyway because it's f.... annoying.
If it really bothers you with the plastic caps you can definitely jank it off. Which I do. Continuosly. And I will never stop because you never get used to those sh1tty p1ss ideas.
No it's not convenient. It makes putting the cap back much more annoying, also it might not be that bad for coke bottles, but they also have this nonsense on rectangular containers like juice and milk cartons. Trying to drink juice from the carton the cap has nowhere to bend so it'll always push into your cheek.
I still don't get who loses their bottle caps. You remove the cap, fill your drink or drink from the bottle and put the cap back on, even when the bottle is empty - because the bottle never is truly empty. There is never an instance where "oh hey, I will now throw this cap into the wild, never to be seen again" makes any sense, unless you are purposfully littering. And if a person is purposfully littering, a tether won't stop them. This is surely one of those things were a couple of "advisors" earned some pretty penny for a completly pointless change enforced that "argueably" reduces random waste.
I secretely believe that it was implemented to wean people off from plastic bottles as a whole. Although I've heard that the tethered cups can be handy for people with certain disabilities. If this is true, I'm glad that at least some of us can enjoy the stupid things.
Or maybe some unforseen event can make u drop the cap. Caps have always been a problem just because you don't happen to have lost one dosen't mean they don't get lost.
Yes, the caps are like that now here in Europe, and yes, we hate it. Until you are just pouring it into a glass, it is ok, but as soon as you want to drink from the bottle, it gets taken off because it is annoying...
Now we will see bottles at the beaches instead of just caps.. smart!
Exactly
Don't get the first one, we have also nature and mcdonald right besides each other... The caps attached to bottles is stupid invention ; p.
The new bottle caps are a pain in the arse. I just rip them off be ause it means the sharp plastic under the cap scratches your lips, nose and your face in general becaise its always in the way. I always replace the bottle cap back on to the bittle after finishing a drink so i have no need for attached caps. They are an annoyance. Ive even noticed a few companies have reverted back to standard caps, here in Britain at least.
In Britain I've also had it on curtains of Tropicana fruit juice.
Tethered caps are so freaking annoying. Sometimes they turn while you're pouring into a glass and the water shoots all over the place. My husband tried to drink some water in bed, and it was dark so he couldn't see where the cap was and he poured it down his chest. We can adapt to them to a point, but so far it's ridiculous. I saw a program that filmed the recycling centers and out of all the crates of returned bottles, like one cap was missing. They even have to produce *more* plastic to make the attachment.
Especially on the big bottles, I cut them of with a scissor,Lol.
Forget about the Brits! In Germany we have a dish called Dead Grandma.
In France we have something called head cheese (fromage de tête)... that is not cheese but meat!! 😂
So what is 'dead Grandma'? and I don't expect much from the French but I expect you to understand cheese.
@@Gambit771 Wait until you hear about the cheese called "silk worker's brain" (cervelle de Canuts), which is a specialty of Lyon. As a cheese lover, I was extremely confused when I moved to this city and discovered this dish...
Have you ever eaten a babies head?
In the UK these are considered weird food names: Black pudding/spotted dick/bangers and mash/bubble and squeak/Welsh rarebit/Jam roly poly.
The european bottlecaps comes off, you just have to use a little elbow grease - I always pull them off, or they don"t screw back on completely.
3:28
the cap on the bottle is now attached to the ring so it doesn't get lost
there is 3x more plastic in the cap than in the bottle itself, that's why the EU said in the last directive that caps should be recycled, not just bottles
the caps tend to fall through the conveyor belts in recycling centres, leaving a mess.
Also so many people lose the caps and it pollutes the planet + some animals eat them
@@SuperLn1991 how tf do you lose it???? i never lost one in my whole life, these attached caps are just unbearable
@@MetalGuitarTimo The fact you can find lots of them in nature near hiking trail, on the beach, floating in the ocean is the proof that they can be easily lost. I've lost quite a few, especially since I have a kid.
Our recycling center told us we have to tear off the caps before giving them our bottles.
@@S1eth isnt that only for glas bottles??? weird
The EU sifted through the beaches and identified bottle caps as a big source of plastic waste in the ocean/mediterranean and came up with the idea that all bottle caps on these type of bottles have to be attatched to the bottle. It's a annoying af dangling right at your nose and you'd just rip that thing off.
Turn it 90 degrees. Everyone else works that out the first time.
About caps. I usually just rip it off anyway. They are simply uncomfortable to drink with, they constantly spin around the bottle neck and start scratching the chin. So yea...
Just hold it down with your finger :/
@@Kyrelel Yea. Very handy.
Are you 4?
Ever tried drinking out of a glass?
@@baronmeduse Yea. I'm all ways carry my glass around in case I get thirsty on the street or something.
I hate these tethered bottle caps. Every Eu country has them because SOME EU countries are shit at recycling. This is yet another "no plastic straws" kind of law that solves a non-problem by creating a mild annoyance to everyone all the time. Harder to open, harder to close, harder to drink out of, harder to pour out of (if the cap is loose, gravity will swivel it nicely in the direction of the pour and cause a mess), and I have yet to see a single person in my country standing at a recycling machine with cap-less bottles.
This is the pointless dumb "we must do something that looks green, anything, no matter what!" shit that lost green parties votes in the elections.
7:08 I love mayonnaise, so imagine my surprise when I moved to Canada from France and tasted "mayo" for the first time. It's NOTHING like mayonnaise.
now you will know what axel grease could taste like
Those attached bottle caps are sooooooo annoying, I literally rip them off every time because its impossible to screw the top back on to your drink whilst attached at a 90 degree angle! How are so many becoming detached anyway - who throws them away separately😭
When they get crushed when you return them the caps often come off (I used to work in a supermarket so I saw caps often without a bottle) and they can fall through at recycling centres.
You need to realign the grooves on the mouth of the bottle with the grooves in the cap to close it correctly. I agree it's easier with the more loose tethers on water bottles than the stiffer ones on the soda ones (e.g. Coca Cola), but you just need to spin the cap around the bottle to where the grooves start at the top, then you can usually close it correctly quite easily.
In England and those one bottle caps confused me.
I was ripping them off until I realised what I was doing wrong.
Took me a while as I rarely drink pop.
The Yankee Doodle song is still mocking yanks, it is funnier that yanks think it is a victory song.
3:28 We find the tethered caps annoying too, as far as I've heard, because 1) you drink from the bottle and that cap flaps in your face, 2) you try to pour your drink in a glass and you have to hold the cap out of the way so the drink doesn't splash on it etc, so I hope it actually works... to stop single-use plastics... somehow.
Like I guess this is about people who are swine with their waste anyway, but why would you throw away a bottle cap separately...? Being able to close your bottle is just useful... and for the kind of swine that's going to throw the bottle on the ground, is it really such a big deal that they throw the cap away separately? Like both bottle and cap are ending up on the ground. They *should* be ending up in a trash can, but tethering the cap to the bottle isn't going to stop these people from throwing their trash on the ground. I just don't see *how* this is supposed to make the difference it's meant to make.
Is it 2 liters of mayo !!!??? OH WTF !!
I can't even handle half of a teaspoon of mayonnaise let alone 1kg.
Maybe these bottles are made for cafe's, restaurants etc.?
I hardly can imagine somebody who needs 2 kilos of mayonnaise at home.
its actually close to double that because its 3,7l so 1 us gallon, i cant imagine how anyone would use that up in even a year, and open mayo usually gets bad after 2-3 months
@3:30 yeah EU has a new policy, that most bottled drink caps have an extra plastic holder so you dont lose the cap, but the flipside is that the cap is now IN YA FACE!
In the past yr or so our bottle caps have started being attached, you can still pull them off if you like (I do) but they are supposed to be better for recycling purposes...the first time I used one it didn't attach properly and I spilled my drink all down me so personally I prefer the old ones!!!
my simple solution is this DONT PLACE IN RE-CYCLE BIN
Mayo in bottles like that which is mass produced is nothing like mayonnaise when it is properly made (which also needs refrigerating).
I live in Finland and we have had the annoying tethered bottle caps for a while. They are on the way, so I just yank them off. However, the ring that remains will make it hard to screw the cap back on because the ring and cap have to be in the same position for the cap to fit back in. So after yanking off the cap I need to use scissors or some blade to cut off the ring (and throw it in thrash -- yay, saving the world 🙄😆). I'm planning to start to leave the caps out of the bottles when taking them to the store to get the deposits; I believe there will be some kind of statistics collected about how the change in caps affected how often the caps are missing, and I'm hoping to mess the statistics 🤭. But that requires rinsing the bottles so that the last drops in them won't mess the bag in which I'm taking them to the store.
Did you know that the real Mayo is a county in Ireland 🇮🇪 😂😂
I absolutely hate the new bottle caps. Then again they're super easy to tear off, so I don't get what the whole fuss is about.
The point is to not tear them off, they come lose and get lost. So dont do it.
@@baronmeduse I cut them off because I know that I'm not going to lose the cap (at least till now I've never lost one) because I immediately put the cap back on and I'm the one that returns the bottles to the store to be recycled so there is no chance of the cap being lost.
@@baronmeduse I can't remember ever loosing a twist on bottle cap.
@@Zych.Grzegorz Well done.
The cap thing is also true for Switzerland, which is not in the Eu. Probably also Norway.
The tethered caps are great. We have them already in France and I believe every EU state now.
I hate it so much. Half the time you're pouring and the cap half-close on you.
I've been in a holiday 2 months ago in Romania and they had the tethered caps too. I'm sure most of the EU have those by now
In Germany, too
Also in Sweden.
Yes, even here in the UK
The tethered bottle caps are pretty new in the UK. On the plus side you don’t lose the bottle cap. On the downside when you pull the cap all the way off it has pointy bits, and the cap gets in the way so you can only drink it from one direction, and it’s annoying and I hate it.
Tethered caps - yes you can Yank them off, lots of especially young people struggle to find a bin, even when they are standing within a few feet of one !!
The tethered bottle caps are the most irritating thing ever!! Me and mates were talking about it, and not once have we discarded a bottle without the lid before they were even tethered. Very weird. ❤
Real mayo is made with raw egg. Given that American eggs have to be kept in the fridge would indicate that real mayo should be in the fridge.
You never drop your cap on the floor.
The new bottle caps are annoying if you want to drink from the bottle. It's a pretty small annoyance, and it's not difficult to rip the cap off if you want, but if the numbers come back that it makes very little environmental difference I'd rather a seperate cap
Just twist the bottle and drink, I literally never had any problems with drinking out of a bottle like that
3:40 Captain here: US bottle cap is easier to take off and separates between the ring and the cap. European bottle caps instead split the ring in one place, so you don't end up with a plastic ring that *will* kill something in the ocean. In other words, US bottle caps are the typical "fuck you, muh freedom" version of the thing.
Okay, now that I'm reading the comments: why don't y'all remove the tether along with the cap? The entire point is to not end up with a ring that can suffocate animals. That's it. You can take the thing off, guys. Don't be silly. I literally have never seen *anyone* leave the cap tethered to the bottle.
Edit: apparently there'll be a new law requiring caps like these in the EU for all bottles up to 3L, going into effect next month. Apparently, they *are* supposed to stay tethered to be recycled together. I'll still tear them off bc that's stupid. I have virtually never lost the cap of a bottle that I was gonna recycle. Never. I know people (very few) who do but those people are the 100% messy, socially isolated, drug addicted, living in a dump and shouting at the world all day kind of people who also use the bottles as ashtrays instead of, you know, recycling them, so in that case it doesn't matter either. And they, too, will just tear it off anyways.
Have you ever bought bottled yogurt or kefir?
Excuse me, could you tell me where the nearest Sainsburys is - do I look like a f@@ing map to you🤣
Yeah, as a european these bottle caps are really annoying, half the time they snap back and the few drops of liquid that were in the cap ends up everywhere on your face
The worse is with water bottles, everytime you open one for the first time, you will always spill some water because the bottle is filled to the top and the plastic is so thin that it will "bend" even if you don't put that much pressure
i had to google "yankee doodle" just to find a song i always thought is patriotic 😂
The tethered bottle cap is a very recent thing. In the UK, it's not evey bottle, it is annoying at first but you figure out how to work with it.
Yes I was trying to rip the cap off my two litre milk cartons for a few weeks thinking they were just bad caps - nobody told me about the new caps!
I pull of the bottle caps, i utterly detest this tethering. Just screw the lid back on when you're done its not difficult
The fact that you still have the lid is because it is tethered. many people just unscrew it and throw it in the general rubbish bin
@@Kyrelel which makes them irresponsible. It's called personal responsibility, they should try it sometime instead of being uncaring about anything else but themselves
I didn't noticed whats with the caps for more than 2 years until someone asks me why I always get my caps off completely, holding in separate hand. He explains me they changed bcuz of recycling. I've thinked about if it makes sense, but can't remember I've ever not recapped the empty bottles, so I'm not getting dirty hands and bag when bring them back...🤨
on the subject of mayo, try making your own... It's actually pretty easy and straightforward to do, with easily available ingredients anywhere. Will make a world of difference... Do it! grtz from Belgium 🙂
Well, Mayo usually is made of eggs as well as oil, mustard, salt, pepper, lemonjuice as well as sugar.
Maybe, the two liter bottle mayo is just pure chemical whatever and has nothing to do with real mayo (which shall be stored in a fridge)
Those caps have made their way into Portugal and they are freaking annoying! You can never drink without spilling because the cap is on the way and then it's hard to bottled them up currectly
Look, as a Brit I've been saying it for years there is nothing wrong with the USA...that an entire population personality transplant or a 30 quadrillion megaton nuclear bomb couldn't cure! 🤣
Action News: EU rules apply throughout the EU BTW: I hate the new bottle caps, I always tear them off.
In Britain we put butter on our bread.
I think everyone does.
Apart from that strange lot 😂
Awful.
I HATE THOSE CAPS!!! They alway scratch my fucking face or get in the way while pouring and then it´s everywhere and you can´t rip them... I FUCKING HATE THEM. :D
In the UK you can get products like Heinz ketchup or Hellman's mayonnaise in these containers where the label is like upside down so the bottom is supposed to be at the top & the lid is now the bottom.
Love that ginormous bottle says "REAL" mayo
if you have to write "real" on the package, it probably isn't. and by the looks of it, i am correct
@@CodeNascher_ i know🤣 i know. Not a fan of mayo myself, but damn, that's certainly doesn't looks like mayo... Anyway who knows, i remember many years ago i saw the americans had something called "Baconaisse" so i guess is free range to them
@@joseestevezhernandez558 i think for baconnaise you use bacon grease instead of vegetable oil.
actually doesnt sound too bad
@@CodeNascher_ tastewise, not so bad i guess, nice take on it. On the other side, is a pot of spreadable cancer.... The bacon grease is discarded for a good reason
I hate the caps in Europe. It's for recycling, but in Serbia we have this organization called cap for handicap. We collect caps because if you recycle them, you get more money. So people from this organization sell the collected caps and buy wheelchairs for people in need. That is the reason most of us get the cap off even when it is attached to the bottle. Recycling in Serbia sucks anyway.
5:32 I am from Finland and the second I opened the new type of bottle cap I HATED IT WITH BURNING PASSION OF THE SUN & still don’t like it today, ranting over.
About the "mayo"... I really think that there is a high % of people who will stuck with "the more ammount there is, there more ammount i will use", and this is a problem when we are talking about bad food.
I can easily understand why you'd hate "mayo" in 25 gallon bottles, whilst it's a fragile product that must be kept in certain conditions, and for a limited amount of time!
Again, another (delicious) European product corrupted by the American war on good food.
Real, i. e., non-American mayonnaise is made of egg yolks battered in sunflower oil, with a little salt and pepper.
It is delicious as such or with a little mustard or lemon juice added in the preparation to jazz it up a bit. ...
Et voilà ! "The" perfect condiment (with chips, cold roast meats and chicken, potato salad, ...) that you'll never again say you hate.
About the caps on bottles... Water Bottle are the best one in fact cause it is "cliped" you can open it with a thumb only and close it also with one hand. Very Practical for drinking while driving for example. You become used to it, even if firstly it bother you ^^
As a European, I hate those tethered bottle caps. Sure it's just a minor inconvenience but I'm usually drinkng from those bottles at home anyway and yanking the cap off is not as easy as one might think... so, I get it, the environment, it's fine, I'll deal with it but it's definitely not great.
And btw, I thought it was a manufacturing mistake at first too. ;D
"Give me ham on five hold the mayo !"
5:39 Norwegian and hate caps. I rip them off EVERY time 😅😂. I do never loose a cap anyway and always keep them on when turning it in for recycling anyway. I just hate them.
6:28 well, actually i only from your video learned about why all caps seam to be like this recently around here (Lithuania). i just though its some innovation that manufacturers shared between each other. now i know its for resource saving/environmental reasons. its convenient, since cap stays till you need it instead dissapearing to parts unknown by time you need it, and i guess it reduces chances of stepping barefoot on cap.
Common here in Norway altso...the bottle caps. I worry about children and animals choking on them. I clean up in the forest when I go hiking with my dogs, the small plastic items and not to mention bits of foil are the worst.😢❤
I don't like the conjoined caps. It's a good idea, but as you've said, they get in the way a lot. But it depends on the bottle. Some are unobtrusive, others are infuriatingly badly made.
Does the sign for the mayonaise really state a price of 16,82$?
Loose caps clogs waste sorting machines. In US holes are bigger and less plastic goes to recycling process. EU recycles more because we have more people on smaller teritory.